Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 98 places in Montreal
Auberge Saint-Gabriel is more than just a restaurant; it’s a piece of living history in Old Montreal. Originally built i...
Barrelmans steps up—literally—above Pub Saint-Pierre, carving out a quieter, more refined drinking and dining option in...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Wolf and Workman from the Burgundy Lion Group is a must-visit destination in Old Montreal. Inspired by the rich history...
Tiramisu in Chinatown’s known for its fusion of Italian and Japanese cuisine in an impressive setting by Ménard Dworkind...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
Hôtel Nelligan in Old Montreal boasts Terrasse Nelligan, a spot with sweeping views of the Saint Lawrence River and the...
Stellina from Montreal’s Novantuno group brings an Italian dining experience to Old Montreal that blends sophistication...
Found behind storied stone walls in Old Montreal, Romies reimagines midcentury American bistro dining with a distinctly...
Opened in 2001 by Faruk Ahmed, Restaurant Gandhi brought refined Indian dining to a part of Montreal better known for Fr...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s dumpling scene, Qing Hua is the go-to for traditional jiaozi in Chinatown and Shaughnessy Vi...
If you’re in Montreal and craving a bowl of soul-warming noodle soup, this tiny Chinatown gem delivers every time—if you...
With this venture from the Tomahawk Group, Old Montreal now sports a modern take on the Greek taverna. Redefining classi...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
La Maison VIP has long been a go-to spot in Chinatown for Cantonese favourites that hit the spot every time. Known for i...
Mai Xiang Yuan has been a go-to spot for dumpling lovers since 2010, serving up handmade delights with Northern Chinese...
MAKAŌ takes the East-meets-West concept and runs with it, offering up a menu that treats borders as suggestions rather t...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
La Capital opened in 2015 with a clear ambition: to bring the flavours of Mexico City—and beyond—to the heart of Montrea...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Hoshi specializes in donburi, katsu, and tempura bowls: Highlights include the rosu and hire katsu—panko-crusted pork lo...
Holder in Old Montreal is a beloved brasserie that’s become a cornerstone of the city’s dining scene. Open for two decad...
Showing 24 of 98 places in Montreal
Auberge Saint-Gabriel is more than just a restaurant; it’s a piece of living history in Old Montreal. Originally built i...
Barrelmans steps up—literally—above Pub Saint-Pierre, carving out a quieter, more refined drinking and dining option in...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Wolf and Workman from the Burgundy Lion Group is a must-visit destination in Old Montreal. Inspired by the rich history...
Tiramisu in Chinatown’s known for its fusion of Italian and Japanese cuisine in an impressive setting by Ménard Dworkind...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
Hôtel Nelligan in Old Montreal boasts Terrasse Nelligan, a spot with sweeping views of the Saint Lawrence River and the...
Stellina from Montreal’s Novantuno group brings an Italian dining experience to Old Montreal that blends sophistication...
Found behind storied stone walls in Old Montreal, Romies reimagines midcentury American bistro dining with a distinctly...
Opened in 2001 by Faruk Ahmed, Restaurant Gandhi brought refined Indian dining to a part of Montreal better known for Fr...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s dumpling scene, Qing Hua is the go-to for traditional jiaozi in Chinatown and Shaughnessy Vi...
If you’re in Montreal and craving a bowl of soul-warming noodle soup, this tiny Chinatown gem delivers every time—if you...
With this venture from the Tomahawk Group, Old Montreal now sports a modern take on the Greek taverna. Redefining classi...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
La Maison VIP has long been a go-to spot in Chinatown for Cantonese favourites that hit the spot every time. Known for i...
Mai Xiang Yuan has been a go-to spot for dumpling lovers since 2010, serving up handmade delights with Northern Chinese...
MAKAŌ takes the East-meets-West concept and runs with it, offering up a menu that treats borders as suggestions rather t...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
La Capital opened in 2015 with a clear ambition: to bring the flavours of Mexico City—and beyond—to the heart of Montrea...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Hoshi specializes in donburi, katsu, and tempura bowls: Highlights include the rosu and hire katsu—panko-crusted pork lo...
Holder in Old Montreal is a beloved brasserie that’s become a cornerstone of the city’s dining scene. Open for two decad...
Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 98 places in Montreal
Auberge Saint-Gabriel is more than just a restaurant; it’s a piece of living history in Old Montreal. Originally built i...
Barrelmans steps up—literally—above Pub Saint-Pierre, carving out a quieter, more refined drinking and dining option in...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Wolf and Workman from the Burgundy Lion Group is a must-visit destination in Old Montreal. Inspired by the rich history...
Tiramisu in Chinatown’s known for its fusion of Italian and Japanese cuisine in an impressive setting by Ménard Dworkind...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
Hôtel Nelligan in Old Montreal boasts Terrasse Nelligan, a spot with sweeping views of the Saint Lawrence River and the...
Stellina from Montreal’s Novantuno group brings an Italian dining experience to Old Montreal that blends sophistication...
Found behind storied stone walls in Old Montreal, Romies reimagines midcentury American bistro dining with a distinctly...
Opened in 2001 by Faruk Ahmed, Restaurant Gandhi brought refined Indian dining to a part of Montreal better known for Fr...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s dumpling scene, Qing Hua is the go-to for traditional jiaozi in Chinatown and Shaughnessy Vi...
If you’re in Montreal and craving a bowl of soul-warming noodle soup, this tiny Chinatown gem delivers every time—if you...
With this venture from the Tomahawk Group, Old Montreal now sports a modern take on the Greek taverna. Redefining classi...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
La Maison VIP has long been a go-to spot in Chinatown for Cantonese favourites that hit the spot every time. Known for i...
Mai Xiang Yuan has been a go-to spot for dumpling lovers since 2010, serving up handmade delights with Northern Chinese...
MAKAŌ takes the East-meets-West concept and runs with it, offering up a menu that treats borders as suggestions rather t...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
La Capital opened in 2015 with a clear ambition: to bring the flavours of Mexico City—and beyond—to the heart of Montrea...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Hoshi specializes in donburi, katsu, and tempura bowls: Highlights include the rosu and hire katsu—panko-crusted pork lo...
Holder in Old Montreal is a beloved brasserie that’s become a cornerstone of the city’s dining scene. Open for two decad...
Showing 24 of 98 places in Montreal
Auberge Saint-Gabriel is more than just a restaurant; it’s a piece of living history in Old Montreal. Originally built i...
Barrelmans steps up—literally—above Pub Saint-Pierre, carving out a quieter, more refined drinking and dining option in...
Part sneaker shop, part espresso bar, Felix Boutique is where Old Montreal’s streetwear culture meets caffeine. Founded...
Chez Delmo earns its century-plus reputation every service. The address in Old Montreal has been feeding the neighbourho...
Wolf and Workman from the Burgundy Lion Group is a must-visit destination in Old Montreal. Inspired by the rich history...
Tiramisu in Chinatown’s known for its fusion of Italian and Japanese cuisine in an impressive setting by Ménard Dworkind...
This rooftop oasis on the 8th floor of the William Gray Hotel delivers a dining experience with a view that’s hard to to...
Hôtel Nelligan in Old Montreal boasts Terrasse Nelligan, a spot with sweeping views of the Saint Lawrence River and the...
Stellina from Montreal’s Novantuno group brings an Italian dining experience to Old Montreal that blends sophistication...
Found behind storied stone walls in Old Montreal, Romies reimagines midcentury American bistro dining with a distinctly...
Opened in 2001 by Faruk Ahmed, Restaurant Gandhi brought refined Indian dining to a part of Montreal better known for Fr...
A cornerstone of Montreal’s dumpling scene, Qing Hua is the go-to for traditional jiaozi in Chinatown and Shaughnessy Vi...
If you’re in Montreal and craving a bowl of soul-warming noodle soup, this tiny Chinatown gem delivers every time—if you...
With this venture from the Tomahawk Group, Old Montreal now sports a modern take on the Greek taverna. Redefining classi...
Temaki may be the focus, but the experience at Motto is about precision in every detail. Tucked into Saint-François-Xavi...
Named after the founders’ mother, Mama C is a modern Greek restaurant in Old Montréal that moves comfortably between caf...
La Maison VIP has long been a go-to spot in Chinatown for Cantonese favourites that hit the spot every time. Known for i...
Mai Xiang Yuan has been a go-to spot for dumpling lovers since 2010, serving up handmade delights with Northern Chinese...
MAKAŌ takes the East-meets-West concept and runs with it, offering up a menu that treats borders as suggestions rather t...
Barbecue in Montreal usually means smoked meat, not smoked brisket—but John Lattuca is trying to change that. A world ch...
La Capital opened in 2015 with a clear ambition: to bring the flavours of Mexico City—and beyond—to the heart of Montrea...
Jellyfish Crudo + Charbon doesn’t shy away from drama—nor should it. Set in a striking heritage corner space with 16-foo...
Hoshi specializes in donburi, katsu, and tempura bowls: Highlights include the rosu and hire katsu—panko-crusted pork lo...
Holder in Old Montreal is a beloved brasserie that’s become a cornerstone of the city’s dining scene. Open for two decad...
